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FOCUS - DEVELOPING A WORKING RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR
PERFORMANCE DOG (2004)
by Deborah Jones, Ph.D. & Judy Keller
Published by Clean
Run Productions
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REVIEWS ON THIS BOOK!
This is THE BOOK if you wonder why
training your dog is such a chore! Is your dog distracted
or unmotivated? You need FOCUS. Before
you train any specific behaviors, you want to lay
the foundation and convince your dog that working
with you is a great idea. You want a working partner
that is eager and enthusiastic about the games you
play together. Any dog of any age can develop better
FOCUS. Invest in your training foundation
by working through FOCUS exercises,
and the payoff will be huge. Everything else will
be so much easier. The FOCUS program
can be tailored to your individual training needs,
whether your dog is out of control or is not having
enough fun during training. The goal of FOCUS
is to balance your dog’s emotional and arousal
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CLICKER
FUN: DOG TRICKS & GAMES USING POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT
(1997)
by Deborah Jones, Ph.D.
Published by Howln
Moon Press
This book is a fun and simple
introduction to clicker training using tricks and
games as examples. This is a good first step for someone
new to using a clicker or new to dog training in general.
Clicker Fun breaks it all
down into easy pieces. This book has been very popular
and a great seller year after year after year. |
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CLICKER
WORKBOOK: A BEGINNER'S GUIDE (1998)
by Deborah Jones, Ph.D.
Published by Howln
Moon Press
Do you want to understand
the how and why of clicker training? The
Clicker Workbook offers clear and concise
explanations for the learning concepts that underlie
clicker methods. The book is organized around 10 basic
lessons. Explanations of each concept, examples, training
suggestions, and questions to test your understanding,
are included. |
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TEACHING
CLICKER CLASSES: INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE TO USING REINFORCEMENT
IN DOG TRAINING (1999)
by Deborah Jones, Ph.D.
Published by Howln
Moon Press
Ready to
share your love and knowledge of clicker training
with others, but not sure how to structure classes?
Teaching Clicker Classes
gives you a great start. It includes lesson plans
as well as lecture topics. Weekly progressions for
a beginner pet dog class are included. There are even
homework sheets ready to copy and hand out to your
students. |
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CLICK
'N' SNIFF: CLICKER TRAINING FOR SCENT DISCRIMINATION
(2002)
by Deborah Jones, Ph.D.
Published by Howln
Moon Press
One of the
more stressful competition obedience exercises for
dogs and trainers is Utility Scent Discrimination.
This booklet describes how to make learning scent
articles easy and fun. In as little as three weeks,
dogs can display a true understanding of the task. |
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CLICK
HERE FOR A WELL-TRAINED DOG (2002)
by Deborah Jones, Ph.D.
Published by Howln
Moon Press
A great book
for first-time dog owners, or those wanting to understand
more about why their dogs do what they do. This book
includes positively-based training ideas and techniques
that will help turn any dog into a well-mannered companion.
There are plenty of tips from starting out a puppy
right, to reforming a 'bad' dog. |
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VIDEOS
The In Focus 3 DVD series is now complete and available from Clean Run Productions.
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The first DVD in the series, Foundation Work, presents the basic concepts, exercises, and ideas that make up the Focus Program. Any dog and trainer can benefit from working on foundation skills. Whether your chosen activity is agility, obedience, rally, tracking, pet therapy, or simply having a well-behaved companion, focus training can improve your relationship with your dog and increase your dog’s desire to work with you. All training methods are gentle and humane.
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The second DVD in the series, Crying for Control, addresses the issues and challenges of having a dog that needs extra emphasis on control work. Without using physical force or punishment, focus techniques will teach your dog to become a more cooperative working partner. Don’t get frustrated and aggravated with your high energy, overly excitable, highly distractible dog. Get focused instead.
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The third DVD in the series, Need for Speed, addresses dogs that need more enthusiasm and motivation to perform well. These types of dogs are often sensitive and more cautious; which can lead to fear and avoidance when they are put under even mild pressure. The key to training and showing these types of dogs is to make it more fun. When dogs are having fun they are not stressed and worried. The exercises and ideas in this DVD will lead to a more confident and enthusiastic dog.
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CLICKER FUN VIDEO SERIES (1999)
by Deborah Jones, Ph.D.
Produced by Canine
Training Systems
Each video runs approximately 30 minutes
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CLICK
& GO VIDEO
Winner of the Dog Writer’s Association of America
Best Video for 1999
Are you a visual learner? Do you need
to see something in order to understand it? Then Click &
Go is for you. It presents a clear introduction to the use
of clicker training for dogs. Brief explanations and simple
demonstrations help you get started on the right paw! |
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CLICK
& FETCH VIDEO
Dog Writer’s Association of America Finalist &
Runner-up 1999
This video shows you how to teach a reliable
retrieve for fun or competition using positive techniques.
A variety of breeds are used to demonstrate the steps involved.
Solving common retrieve problems is also considered. |
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CLICK
& FIX VIDEO
Dog Writer’s Association of America Finalist &
Runner-up 1999
Communicator Award of Excellence
Demonstrates positive solutions to common
behavior problems. Rather than resorting to punishment or
aversives, try some of the effective solutions that are
shown in this video. |
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